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Urban Eats Arts & Music Cafe: Beautiful Music and Tantalizing Flavors

by Lisa McFarren-Polgar • February 29, 2012
Urban Eats Arts & Music Cafe: Beautiful Music and Tantalizing Flavors

If you are searching for an experience that will captivate your imagination with the sound of beautiful music and also satisfy your palate with a refreshing menu, Urban Eats Arts and Music Café is the place to be. Recently, the…

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Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee Calls For Syria’s President to Step Down Immediately

by George Newcomb • February 28, 2012
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee Calls for Syria's President to Step Down

With no surprise that her requests were denied, United States Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee met at the Syrian Embassy in Washington, DC with the head of the embassy's mission to the U.S. Charge d'affaires Zuhair Jabour (in absence of a…

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Black History Month Tribute to Music Icon of the 18th Century

by Lisa McFarren-Polgar • February 27, 2012
Black History Month Tribute to Music Icon of the 18th Century

   An inspiring recital was presented at the Urban Eats Arts and Music Cafe by violinist Raycurt Johnson and pianist Carl Banner. The performance was in celebration of Black History Month and featured the compositions of the Chevalier St. Georges.…

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Syrian-Americans in DC Call Syria’s Referendum Vote a Sham at Embassy Rally

by George Newcomb • February 27, 2012
Syrian-Americans in DC Call Syria's Referendum Vote a Sham at Embassy Rally

"We want to vote! "We want to vote!" Those were the words of several DC area Syrian-Americans and other supporters of those seeking to topple Syria's dictator Bashar al Assad as they demonstrated outside the Syrian embassy in northwest DC…

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The Great American Paradox on Display: Owning Slaves While Pursuing Liberties

by George Newcomb • February 25, 2012
The Great American Paradox on Display: Owning Slaves While Pursuing Liberties

Thomas Jefferson wore many hats during his political career, eventually serving as this country's 3rd president. He was one of the Founding Fathers and drafted the Declaration of Independence. He helped create a new nation based on individual liberties and…

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Alexandria Artist Raphael G. Nadeem Displays his Artwork at City Hall

by News Release • February 24, 2012
Artist Raphael G. Nadeem with Indian Ceremonials

Artwork by Raphael G. Nadeem, former veteran of the Pacific Theater in World War II, is now on display at Alexandria’s City Hall through Friday, March 23, 2012. An exhibit opening will be held on Friday, March 2, 6pm –…

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